Richard C. May · 1926 October General Conference · 1926-10-05
Transcribed from the OCR of the official printed Conference Report published by the Deseret News and hosted at the Internet Archive (conferencereport1926sa). Running heads, page numbers, and line-break hyphenation removed.
No witness list recorded beyond the primary source.
Proofread against the source text.
Proofread against the official/CHL/JSP source plus scan/OCR witness; corrected speaker from placeholder 'Of The Minidoka Stake' to Elder Richard C. May (identified from the OCR running head 'ELDER RICHARD C. MAY'), corrected title, session (Concluding Session, Tuesday afternoon, October 5, 1926, not First Day Afternoon) and date to exact, removed an embedded running head, reflowed paragraphs.
Collated word-by-word against the original scan.
Heavyweight pass: authoritative source URL verified (archive.org conferencereport1926sa, printed pp. 140-141); page-by-page collation against scan/OCR witness. Speaker identified from the OCR running head 'ELDER RICHARD C. MAY / President of the Minidoka Stake', delivered as the first of the brethren President Grant asked to speak (see 1926-10-39) in the Concluding Session, Tuesday afternoon, October 5, 1926. Corrected placeholder speaker/title 'Of The Minidoka Stake' to Richard C. May; corrected session from 'First Day Afternoon Session' (wrong) to 'Concluding Session' and date from approximate 1926-10-01 to exact 1926-10-05. Confirmed boundaries clean: begins immediately after Grant's introduction and ends cleanly at 'Amen.' before Elder Elmer F. Taylor's address (already a separate file, 1926-10-41-elmer-f-taylor-remarks-51.md). Removed one embedded 'ELDER RICHARD C. MAY' running-head artifact and page number (141) that had bled into the body; reflowed two hard-wrapped paragraph breaks. No missing text; no OCR corruption requiring restoration.
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